- WHAT REMAINS
Six sculptural works carry fractured horizons and suspended remnants into the physical space.
- DOCUMENTS ON SALT – The Revolt
Sculptures carved from natural salt,
where material carries memory in the absence of written record.
- TIRE
An inverted tire transforms the familiar into the uncanny, questioning how perception is shaped by expectation and belief.
- DEBRIS
Imitation debris bearing mass-produced iconography reflects how belief, history, and propaganda merge in public space.
- BACK TO THE FUTURE
Five kinetic sculptures rewind fragments of intangible Iraqi folk songs, producing distorted echoes of sound, motion, and memory.
- POLITICALLY CORRECT
Five stainless-steel sentences progressively distort, visualizing the fragility of language under social pressure.
- RELICS
Digital images of military deployment are reassembled into sculptural fragments, questioning how memory is constructed after conflict.
- THE REWARD
Iron masks used as punishment are reimagined in fragile glass, revealing how fear persists beyond systems of power.
- LYRICS
Fragments of Iraqi propaganda lyrics are cast in copper, exposing the weight of language used for ideological control.
Six sculptural works carry fractured horizons and suspended remnants into the physical space.
Sculptures carved from natural salt, where material carries memory in the absence of written record.
An inverted tire transforms the familiar into the uncanny, questioning how perception is shaped by expectation and belief.
Imitation debris bearing mass-produced iconography reflects how belief, history, and propaganda merge in public space.
Five kinetic sculptures rewind fragments of intangible Iraqi folk songs, producing distorted echoes of sound, motion, and memory.
Five stainless-steel sentences progressively distort, visualizing the fragility of language under social pressure.
Digital images of military deployment are reassembled into sculptural fragments, questioning how memory is constructed after conflict.
Iron masks used as punishment are reimagined in fragile glass, revealing how fear persists beyond systems of power.
Fragments of Iraqi propaganda lyrics are cast in copper, exposing the weight of language used for ideological control.